Trump Anti-Semitism Task Force Chief Shares White Nationalist Saying Trump Can Revoke ‘Jew Cards’

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Leo Terrell, former Fox News contributor who now heads the Federal Task Force to Combat Antisemitism, shared a wild post by white nationalist Patrick Casey this week declaring President Donald Trump can “revoke someone’s Jew card.”

Terrell shared the Wednesday post by Casey, who was once the executive director of Identity Evropa – a now defunct “alt right white supremacist group,” according to the ADL. NBC News profiled Casey back in 2018 and wrote, “Casey and his roughly 800 fellow members believe ethnic diversity damages the country. Emboldened by President Donald Trump’s rhetoric on race and immigration, they advocate for allowing only Caucasians to immigrate to the U.S. in order to maintain a ‘white supermajority.’” The report added:

In Casey’s perfect world, whites would live among whites in North America, Western Europe, Australia, and South Africa, blacks would live among blacks in Africa, Asians in Asia, and Hispanics in Latin America. “Ethnic diversity has been proven time and time again in many studies to be very detrimental for social cohesion, social capital, and it’s just not a good model for society,” he said.

Terrell, who is Black, reposted Casey’s reaction to Trump blasting Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) in the Oval Office this week — saying he isn’t “Jewish anymore.”

“Trump has the ability to revoke someone’s Jew card,” Casey wrote on X, captioning a clip of Trump’s remarks from The Blaze.

“You’re going to have some very bad things happen and people are going to blame the Democrats. And Schumer is a Palestinian as far as I’m concerned. You know, he’s become a Palestinian. He used to be Jewish. He’s not Jewish anymore. He’s a Palestinian. Okay,” Trump said while hammering the Democrats.

RawStory’s Jordan Green noted on Friday that Terrell also shared a post on Wednesday from the “Hodgetwins, who regularly fawn over Hitler on their podcast.”